Ammodonus
Mulsant & Rey, 1859
Ammodonus is a of ( ) established by Mulsant & Rey in 1859. The genus is placed within the speciose family Tenebrionidae, which comprises primarily detritivorous adapted to arid and semi-arid environments. Records indicate presence in Colombia. The genus is poorly documented in public repositories, with limited observational data available.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Ammodonus: //ˌæməˈdoʊnəs//
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Distribution
Colombia (CO). The has been recorded from this country based on available distribution data, though specific locality details are not documented in the provided sources.
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Taxonomic Note
The Ammodonus was established by Mulsant & Rey in 1859. As a member of , it belongs to one of the largest of , though the specific systematic placement within and tribal is not provided in available sources.
Data Limitations
Publicly available information for this is sparse. iNaturalist records 46 observations, but no -level identifications or descriptive content are accessible. No Wikipedia entry exists. GBIF records indicate presence in Colombia without specimen details.